Luathara - Book Three Of The Otherworld Trilogy - Plot & Excerpts
Sighing, I let my worries go for now. Later, when we had a chance to be alone, I could ask him about it. At the moment I was very much looking forward to a long, hot bath, and when the women leading me away pulled me into a huge, airy room, I almost melted in delight. A great copper tub, modeled after the Dagda's precious cauldron I suspected, awaited me with steaming hot water. The women who had escorted me showed me where the towels and soaps could be found. When I was left alone, I gathered up one of the larger towels and a handful of lavender scented soaps. I quickly stripped out of my bloody, sweaty clothes and sighed in bliss as I immersed myself in the near-scalding water. I soaked for a while, then scrubbed myself down, cleaning all the grime and stench of the faelah from my skin, taking extra care with the cut on my arm. Once cleaned, the pain all but disappeared from the wound and it actually looked like it was healing before my eyes. Perhaps the magic of the Otherworld helped faelah wounds heal more quickly than they would have in the mortal world.
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